
Stanford Law Review
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A legal publication run by @StanfordLaw students since 1948, providing expert legal scholarship, analysis, and commentary. Tweets and RTs are not endorsements.
Stanford, CA
Joined March 2011
@linamkhan @saalevine @stephtngu @bd_highsmith @Aad_Pad In the second Note, @wdweightman (SLS ’25) examines the history, structure, and merits of municipal public banking.
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@linamkhan @saalevine @stephtngu @bd_highsmith @Aad_Pad In the first Note, David Toppelberg (SLS ’25) presents how unions can facilitate and benefit from direct democracy.
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@linamkhan @saalevine @stephtngu @bd_highsmith In the second Article, @aad_pad warns how some circuit judges have taken Garland v. Ming Dai to remove reasoned decision-making requirements for agency deportation decisions.
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@linamkhan @saalevine @stephtngu In the first Article, @bd_highsmith suggests that “company towns” can be understood as a distinctive democratic phenomenon and persist due to developments in local government law.
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In a Feature, @linamkhan, @saalevine, and @stephtngu review the FTC’s changes under their leadership to better rein in data abuses.
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@adamgcrews In the third Note, @Victor_Y_Wu (SLS ’25) surveys states’ water-pollution permit programs to suggest widespread underenforcement by the EPA.
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@adamgcrews In the second Note, Ross Snyder (SLS ’25) & Lilly Weidhaas (SLS ’25) examine the recent expansion of legislative privilege by appellate opinions on redistricting challenges.
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@adamgcrews In the first Note, Mahshad Badii (SLS ’25) explores the history and authority of the Merger Guidelines.
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In an Article, @adamgcrews reviews and evaluates jurists’ differing conceptions of Vermont Yankee.
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@NicholasBednar @Melvin_IV @suzyorke In a Note, Jacqueline Ivey Lewittes evaluates whether an amendment to a habeas petition pending on appeal triggers AEDPA’s second or successive bar.
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@NicholasBednar @Melvin_IV In the third Article, @suzyorke assesses the absence of interpretive canons for judicial opinions.
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@NicholasBednar In the second Article, @Melvin_IV argues that community development is a legitimate tactic under the FHA for redressing the harms of segregation.
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In the first Article, @NicholasBednar explores how administrative capacity limits presidential power.
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